General

• Carpet Cleaning
  Below we have included useful information and documents to help you better understand our process, and more information on carpet care and maintenance.
• Upholstery Cleaning
  Whether your business has 1,000 square feet of tile or natural stone or 100,000 square feet of carpet, you have an enormous investment in the initial cost. The need to take care of this investment becomes clear as you start to witness premature wear and aging. At AAA Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning, we are the authority in restoring and maintaining your business’s flooring.
• Vacuuming
  This is common with new carpet and is called shedding. The loose fiber is easily removed. This removal process normally takes place through regular vacuuming and in no way affects the carpet quality. This will diminish over time.
• Stain Removal
  No carpet is stain-proof! While many retail salespeople may paint a picture that a product is bullet proof and most spills clean up with water, this is not always the case. However, armed with the proper knowledge, proper stain removal solutions a little practice, and a boatload of patience, you should be able to remove the majority of spills before they become permanent stains. Read more...
• Steam Cleaning
• Deep Cleaning
  These three methods are adequate for light surface soil; however once the carpet has become appreciably soiled and has been in use for an extended period of time, deep cleaning is required. Keep in mind that dry-compound, bonnet and foam methods leave traces of the cleaning agent. In addition, it is recommended that you switch to the hot water or steam extraction method after- if not in lieu of – a few light surface cleanings.
• Residential Cleaning

Commercial

• Office Cleaning

Damage Restoration

• Water Damage Restoration
  At AAA Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning, we use the powerful high heat truck-mounted equipment, which produces the hottest water, best cleaning, rinsing, germ killing, odor eliminating and fastest drying. Hot water extraction, AKA steamcleaning, does the best job and is the method required by most carpet manufacturers as of 2008.